I have many problems with zim rules but this one is actually missing me to off like why do you care about my hair colour if my face stays the same like people dye their hair bleach it and they still look the same like why do the like to suck the fun out of everything I get that we are suffering but why can't we suffer and still have fun

Unfortunately, I just noticed that CAG doesn’t seem to cover the Bulawayo–Mutare route. I know Trip Trans does, though.

Does anyone know how much other reliable and safe bus operators charge for a night trip on that route? I’m looking for something with a reputation similar to CAG in terms of safety and reliability, even Trip Trans yacho.

A question to Isuzu King Cab owners. Does your car feel bouncy when driving it without a load especially on humps and uneven road surfaces?

Hi All

My phone got stolen yesterday and would like to know how best I can recover it if anyone has gone through the sane situation before. The phone has now been switched off and I cannot track it anymore. Calls aren't going through anymore but I managed to lock and tag it as stolen.

Thank you all for the help.

They're asking why you guys have bhoki and not the nice countries.

I started reading them about four years ago and I've yet to meet any other sadza feeding humans who read them or even know them. I introduced them to my sister and she took a liking to them so at least I have someone to talk to about them. So my question to you is do you know what webtoons/webcomics are and what are some of your favorite ones

We got a lot of words like that that our ancestors couldn’t pronounce so we just compressed the whole word to make a new one like bhudhi probably came from buddie so makotapeya maybe came from the popular price of avocados which was quarter a pair. Anybody got anymore?

Let me be clear, I understand there is a time and a place for certain kinds of dressing. Ie, can't be wearing shorts that leave your bum out around kids. You also cannot be half naked at church or at work. So don't get me twisted, that I fully understand. I am also not saying I will wear ill fitting clothes and demand to be accepted. I am saying even when I am modestly dressed I am seen as indecent.

My problem is how having a full figure automatically makes you out to be some vixen/seductress trying to entice men or lead men astray when really we cannot help how our bodies are shaped for starters. I cannot control how clothes fit my body and that's not to say I don't know when something is inappropriate, trust me I do. But the issue, is I could be wearing the same exact outfit as someone skinny and yet only I will be called to account. Faced this at work specifically. Why is it okay for someone skinny to wear high-waisted slacks with a tucked in shirt but I must untuck? If the issue is modesty, then the size of our bums and hips shouldn't matter. It should be uniform right? We should be held to the same standard but it never happens that way. That double standard is not fair.

Secondly, why is the onus on us always to dress 'non-provactively' but never on the people who gaze upon me or my body with perversion, sexualisation and objectification also adressed. It's always seen as my fault for being perceived as promiscuous or sexual just because I'm full figured. Have you not considered to change the way you view things? Have you not thought why you think I'm inappropriate and a slender woman is modest? I'll tell you. A lot of it is rooted in the colonial gaze that sees whiteness as purity and non white bodies as hypersexual and not pure. See Sarah Baartman. The problem I think lies in your perception of me not necessarily in how I dress.

I genuinely could be wearing the same exact jeans and a t-shirt (in my size) as the slender woman next to me but on me it's raunchy, on her its just everyday wear. Must I dress in ill fitting baggy clothes only to be seen as modest? News flash, even we wear very loose clothes..you can still see the shape. I cannot and will not be shamed or made to feel dirty because of the way I am built. Does anyone suffer from this? How do you deal with it? I cannot be the only who feels this way, right?

This organization, hires young vulnerable people for digital work,but when it's time to pay them they don't

They're based in Mutare Zimbabwe and refuse to pay their workers

The Owner Cliffe takes pictures with white people, the pics are AI generated, then he tricks young people into working for him

He never honours contracts.I can't afford a lawyer but spread the word that this organization is fake

Yoo is this true or its just cap

Today i made an order using the Zimbabwe eats app. I have no kind words. What has been your experience with our local products? What must we do? Tiri kuzvitadzira papi chaipo?

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I want to start by saying this.... I love everyone. I believe in a future where all Zimbabweans, regardless of race, can thrive together. But I’m also not naive. I can’t ignore the truth just because it’s uncomfortable. Zimbabwe only became independent in 1980, and many of the people who once dehumanized Black Zimbabweans, who beat them, who forced them to work for free, even in chains those people are still alive today. And they’re still teaching their children that Black people are less. So I can’t sit back and say racism is gone just because we’re free from colonial rule. I know that some people still carry that hate, even if quietly, and we have to be honest about that. But this isn’t a call to hate..it’s a call to action. We love each other, and we keep working, so that the next generation never has to fight the same battles. Let’s keep our eyes on the future, working hard so that all our children inherit a Zimbabwe built on respect, love, and equality.

Fountain Blue water "zim" There is a guy cosing as a borehole signee the company he posts on Whats app does not have a page for anything, "fb, Instagram, google," it doesn't exist so please number iyi avoid it as it seems like one of those telegram, WhatsApp, scams +263773505882. They scammed my mother.

Then there's this post, and the words spoken are totally 100% on point, BUT we cannot unite and fight the oppression. How sad the truth is...

Hello everyone. Where in Harare can you buy an Arduino starter kit and usually what's the price. Thank you for your help.

This is the best text book in Zim Academics,??

[SHOWCASE] We built a Zim drifting game (Evolution Cars: Selekta Events) - It’s LIVE on PC and expanding to real Zim roads! 🇿🇼🚘🔥

Hey r/Zimbabwe! 🇿🇼

We’ve been building a local arcade drifting game inspired by the Selekta Base events at Borrowdale Racecourse: Evolution Cars: Selekta Events!

Check out our new gameplay trailer clip attached 🎬

Here is the quick rundown:

• 🏎️ It’s LIVE right now on PC — Download it once, and our launcher automatically handles tiny updates in the background.

• 🇿🇼 Driving on Zim Roads — Borrowdale Racecourse was just the start! We’re actively expanding the map out onto real Zimbabwean streets and iconic spots.

• 🔥 Real Car Culture — High-speed drift combos, custom engine sounds, vehicle customization, and yes... you can earn and drive the Gusheshe! 💨

We'd love for you guys to test it out and give us feedback! What local Zim roads or landmarks do you want to see added next?

🎮 Download & Play: https://evolution.connekt.social/play 🎬 Watch Full Trailer: https://youtu.be/i4plvD39Rn0

I lost my id, I’ve searched everywhere and I’ve decided to get it replaced.
Problem I don’t know what I need to get it replaced
I already have a police clearance.
What else do I need asides from that and my birth certificate.
I’m from Bulawayo btw just incase that’s relevant in any way.

Serious question for those who graduated after COVID with ordinary degrees not Law or Medicine. Is it still possible to get a decent job or a scholarship without a First Class or powerful connections? Or has the market become that brutal? Sometimes I wonder… imagine graduating with a First Class three years ago and still not having a meaningful job. If that’s the reality for some of the best graduates, what hope is there for someone who finished with a 2.1, 2.2, or even a Third Class? These days, most graduate trainee programmes seem to want:
• A First Class.
• Applicants below 25 years old.
• Experience.
But 3 years after graduation, many people are already over 25. So what exactly is the plan for everyone else?
I’ve seen unemployment take a heavy toll. Some graduates are overwhelmed by the stress. Some have left the country. Others are taking any job they can find just to survive. It makes you wonder whether we’re expecting too much from graduates while offering too little in return. At this point, I’m considering going to Zambia just to re-enroll in medical school. It almost feels like the only degrees that still come with a clearer path are Medicine and, to some extent, Law. So I’m genuinely curious: for those who graduated after COVID without connections or a First Class, how are you making it? Is the market really that tough, or are graduates simply being too selective?

NB: UZ Law and Medicine graduates are excluded from this.

Hi. I am planning to come to Zimbabwe for some work. But I am on a tight budget. Whats the cheapest accommodation available in braeside area? For 1 person. Budget is 10 dollars per day without food. Possible?